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| Characteristic | Groovy | Carbon | 
|---|---|---|
| Syntax | Similar to Java but more concise and flexible, supports optional semicolons and dynamic features. | Designed to be familiar to C++ developers, with modern syntax improvements and explicit constructs. | 
| Paradigm | Supports object-oriented, functional, and scripting paradigms. | Primarily object-oriented and procedural, with a focus on systems programming. | 
| Typing | Dynamically typed by default, with optional static typing. | Statically typed with strong type safety. | 
| Performance | Generally slower than Java due to dynamic features and running on the JVM. | Aims for high performance, comparable to or better than C++, with low-level control. | 
| Libraries and frameworks | Leverages the entire Java ecosystem and has its own libraries for scripting and web development. | Currently limited, as it is experimental and lacks a mature ecosystem. | 
| Community and support | Established community with good documentation and support, widely used in JVM environments. | Very early-stage, small community, limited support and resources. | 
| Learning curve | Easy for Java developers to pick up, gentle learning curve due to concise syntax. | Steep learning curve, especially for those unfamiliar with C++-like languages or systems programming. |